Chocolates and Mints

Chocolates and Mints

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WpMetadataNoticeLast published Tue, Sep 15, 2026
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Fiction
Romance
College and University
Happy Ending
Slow Burn
Amber has spent a long time making her life look simple. Careful. Controlled. Quiet enough to stay safe on campus. She knows how to keep her distance, how to avoid trouble, and how to ignore the past lessons that taught her to keep her guard up. Veer makes that impossible. He is not loud trouble. He is worse. He's the clinical, restrained athlete who waits at the edge of the room. The kind that looks at her like he already knows something she doesn't. The kind that turns a locked room, a simple jersey, and a passing glance into a question she can't stop asking herself. They were never meant to matter to each other. Never meant to become a mistake that feels too good to resist. But some people don't enter your life all at once. Some of them arrive slowly, quietly, over months of quiet friction-until one day you realize they have already changed everything 🥇 #1 - hefallsfirst 🥇 #1 - edinburgh
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Olivia Foster came to university for a fresh start. Jack Parker was never supposed to be part of it. He was the annoyingly charming rugby player she met once during Freshers, only to find sitting across the lecture hall days later. The boy with too many girls in his phone, too much confidence, and absolutely no interest in relationships. Liv couldn't stand him. At least, that's what she told herself. Somewhere between shared lectures, group projects, drunken nights out and far too many hours spent together, Jack Parker went from the boy she avoided to the person she trusted most. They were friends. Best friends, eventually. Best friends who slept together. And that should have been simple. Except Jack started getting jealous. Liv started looking at him differently. And somewhere along the way, the lines they'd sworn they'd never cross began to disappear. Because Liv and Jack were always just friends. Until they weren't.

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